Krisis Tiga Suku

Tak tahu lah mana punca nya dan apa kesudahan nya nanti.

Ya Ampun. Yang dapat

pengampunan (bersyarat) pun bersimpul simpul.

Wallahu'alam bi Sawwab.

Garis Panduan Wsup Alumni

 Garis Panduan Wsup Alumni

Group ini diwujudkan untuk hebahan rasmi, perkongsian kebaikan dan pengukuhan ukhuwah dalam kalangan Alumni. Mohon kerjasama semua Alumni untuk mematuhi panduan berikut.

✅ DIBENARKAN

- Hebahan & makluman rasmi aktiviti PAU dan Alumni

- Perkongsian tazkirah ringkas, doa & peringatan yang membina

- Pertanyaan berkaitan program Alumni

- Bahasa sopan, beradab dan saling menghormati

- Cadangan membina untuk Alumni disampaikan dengan hikmah

❌ TIDAK DIBENARKAN

- Politik kepartian, isu perkauman & provokasi sensitif

- Perbalahan terbuka, sindiran atau membuka aib individu

- Penyebaran berita tidak sahih / screenshot tanpa konteks

- Iklan, jualan & kutipan dana peribadi tanpa kebenaran admin

- Spam, forward berlebihan & mesej tidak berkaitan

⚠️ Tindakan Admin

Admin berhak memadam mesej, memberi peringatan atau mengambil tindakan sewajarnya demi keharmonian group

Budi Bicara Admin

Admin berhak menggunakan budi bicara untuk menilai dan mengambil tindakan terhadap sebarang kandungan yang dirasakan tidak sesuai, demi menjaga adab, keharmonian dan maslahat Alumni

Amachiam ???

Semoga group ini menjadi medium penyatuan bukan medan perpecahan untuk Alumni semua.

MATI adalah pasti, HIDUP inshaALLAH

 MATI ITU PASTI, HANYA MASA YANG MASIH DI RAHSIA KAN

Kita tengok orang lain di solat kan,

kita hantar orang lain ke kubur,

kita ucapkan takziah kepada keluarga lain.

Padahal satu hari nanti,

giliran kita pula akan sampai.

Orang lain akan berdiri mengelilingi kita.

Orang lain akan angkat jenazah kita.

"Setiap jiwa akan merasai mati, kemudian kepada Kami kamu akan dikembalikan." (Surah Al-Ankabut: 57)

Mati bukan musibah,

mati adalah panggilan pulang.

Cuma kita tak tahu bila surat panggilan/tiket pemergian itu akan sampai.

اللَّهُمَّ اجْعَلْ آخِرَ كَلَامِنَا فِي الدُّنْيَا كَلِمَةَ لَا إِلٰهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ

Allāhummaj‘al ākhira kalāminā fid-dunyā kalimata lā ilāha illallāh.

-Ya Allah, jadikanlah akhir kalam kami di dunia ini kalimah La ilaha illallah.-

Saya Akan Pasang Lagi Satu

 

Assalamualaikum semua all I Luv You

Dengan rendah diri, saya ingin memaklumkan kepada sahabat sahabat² semua... pada hujung minggu ni, kalau tiada aral melintang, saya akan pasang lagi satu. 

Dah lama saya menyimpan hasrat dan keinginan ini, namun baru kali ini saya mendapat keberanian dan takkan lepaskan peluang keemasan ini. 

Saya rasa kali ini saya dah betul betul² bersedia....

Syukurlah, isthree pun reda jadi tiada halangan bagi saya meneruskan niat murni saya ini. 

Segala persiapan telah pun diatur dan mohon doa sahabat sahabat² semua saya berharap berjalan lancar. 

Oleh itu, sekiranya sahabat sahabat² berkelapangan, saya mengajak semua agar mendoakan kejayaan saya untuk  memasang bendera kebangsaan kita, Jalur Gemilang di hadapan rumah saya. 

Saya juga berharap semua sahabat sahabat² dapat memasang bendera Jalur Gemilang juga di hadapan rumah masing masing². 

1 dah siap dipasang..... Akan pasang lagi satu. 

Okay selamat berjuang dan Salam  Kemerdekaan ke 69 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

#senyumsikit 🤭🤭🤭

THE HONEST versus THE GUILTY

 WHEN A SOCIETY KILLS THE HONEST TO PROTECT THE GUILTY

by Dr. Amarjeet Singh @ AJ

Sometimes corruption survives not because nobody knows — but because too many people need the truth to remain silent.

There is an old and disturbing story from a time of war.

Soldiers entered a village.

They broke into homes.

Women were violated.

Families were shattered.

But in one house, a woman fought back.

When a soldier tried to overpower her, she resisted.

She fought for her life and dignity.

And she killed him.

When the soldiers finally left, the women slowly emerged from their homes.

Some were crying.

Some were trembling.

Some held their torn clothes around their bodies.

Some could barely speak.

Then the woman who had resisted walked out.

She carried the evidence of her resistance.

And she declared:

“Did you think I would simply allow him to violate me? Either he would kill me — or I would kill him.”

But something terrible happened next.

The other women did not celebrate her courage.

They feared it.

Because when their husbands returned, there might be an unbearable question:

”She resisted. Why didn’t you?”

And so, according to the story, they killed her.

Not because she had harmed them.

Not because she was their enemy.

But because her courage had become a mirror.

And sometimes people would rather break the mirror than confront what they see inside it.

THIS IS NOT REALLY A STORY ABOUT WOMEN

Nor should it ever be used to blame victims of sexual violence. People respond to terror differently, and survival is not cowardice.

The deeper lesson is about something else:

What happens when one person’s courage exposes the silence of everyone around them?

And that is where this story begins to feel painfully familiar.

LOOK AT MALAYSIA

Our Malaysia is a beautiful country.

Rich in cultures.

Rich in resources.

Rich in talent.

Rich in possibilities.

But there is a disease that can quietly infect any society:

When wrongdoing becomes normal, the honest person begins to look abnormal.

Speak about corruption?

“Diamlah.”

Question an abuse of power?

“Don’t create trouble.”

Challenge an irregular decision?

“Why are you so difficult?”

Refuse to participate?

“You don’t know how the system works.”

Ask where the money went?

Suddenly, you are the problem.

Ask why procedures were bypassed?

You are not a team player.

Question why connections matter more than competence?

You are disrespectful.

Expose something uncomfortable?

Now people start asking about your attitude, your loyalty, your motives, your past.

Notice what happened?

Nobody answered the question.

They attacked the person who asked it.

THIS IS HOW CORRUPTION

BECOMES CULTURE

Corruption is not only an envelope pushed underneath a table.

It can be much more sophisticated.

It is favouritism.

Cronyism.

Patronage.

Conflict of interest.

Selective enforcement.

Manipulated procurement.

Jobs for connections instead of competence.

Contracts awarded because of who someone knows.

Rules applied strongly to one person and conveniently forgotten for another.

It is the telephone call that says:

“Tolong settle.”

It is the meeting where everyone knows something is wrong…

but nobody speaks.

It is the officer who sees the irregularity…

but signs anyway.

It is the employee who knows the numbers do not make sense…

but stays silent because the mortgage is due next month.

It is the leader who knows the truth…

but decides that protecting the organisation’s image is more important than protecting its integrity.

And eventually:

Wrong becomes normal.

Silence becomes survival.

Integrity becomes dangerous.

THEN COMES THE HONEST PERSON

Every corrupted system fears one particular type of person.

Not necessarily the loudest.

Not necessarily the most powerful.

Not necessarily the richest.

It fears the person who can simply say:

“No.”

No, I will not sign it.

No, I will not manipulate the figures.

No, I will not approve something merely because someone powerful requested it.

No, I will not pretend I didn’t see it.

No, I will not keep quiet simply because everybody else has.

And suddenly that person becomes inconvenient.

So the machinery begins.

Exclude them.

Transfer them.

Isolate them.

Discredit them.

Investigate them.

Question their performance.

Call them emotional.

Call them difficult.

Call them disloyal.

Remove them from meetings.

Stop sharing information.

Destroy their credibility.

And if necessary, destroy their career.

Not because they were wrong.

But because they refused to become wrong with everyone else.

MALAYSIA, THIS IS THE QUESTION WE MUST ASK

We often ask:

“Why is there corruption?”

Perhaps we should also ask:

“What happens to the people who refuse to participate in it?”

Do we protect them?

Do institutions listen to them?

Do colleagues stand beside them?

Do boards ask difficult questions?

Do enforcement bodies act without fear or favour?

Or do we quietly watch while the person who speaks up is sacrificed?

Because corruption does not survive through corrupt people alone.

It survives through frightened good people.

It survives through:

“Bukan hal saya.”

“Saya ikut arahan.”

“Jangan cari pasal.”

“Everybody does it.”

“This is how things have always been done.”

Those sentences may sound harmless.

But repeat them for twenty years and they become the foundations of a culture.

WE CANNOT KEEP BREAKING THE MIRROR

Malaysia does not lack intelligent people.

Malaysia does not lack educated people.

Malaysia does not lack laws.

Malaysia does not lack institutions.

What we must continuously strengthen is something far more difficult:

Moral courage.

The courage to say no when saying yes is profitable.

The courage to question when silence is safer.

The courage to defend an honest colleague when everyone else is distancing themselves.

The courage to lose an opportunity rather than lose your principles.

The courage to walk away from money that does not belong to you.

And above all:

The courage to protect the person holding up the mirror.

Because every time we destroy an honest person to protect a dishonest system, we send a message to the next generation:

Don’t be brave.

Don’t question.

Don’t expose.

Don’t resist.

Just survive.

And that may be more destructive to Malaysia than the corruption itself.

Because money stolen can sometimes be recovered.

Institutions can be rebuilt.

Policies can be rewritten.

Governments can change.

Companies can restructure.

But when a nation teaches its people that integrity carries a heavier price than dishonesty, something much deeper has been damaged.

The conscience of society itself.

So perhaps the lesson of that terrible village story is not:

“They killed honour so they could live with their shame.”

Perhaps the lesson for us today is:

When truth makes everyone uncomfortable, do not kill the person carrying the truth.

Ask why the truth became so dangerous in the first place.

Malaysia does not need fewer people asking difficult questions.

We need more.

More people who refuse.

More people who question.

More people who document.

More people who speak.

More people who will not sell their conscience for position, money, contracts, titles or acceptance.

And when such people stand up, the rest of us face a choice:

Do we stand beside them?

Or do we help the system silence them?

Because one day history will not only ask:

“Who was corrupt?”

It will also ask:

“Who knew?”

“Who remained silent?”

“And who had the courage to say — ENOUGH?”

Malaysia deserves that courage.

Our children deserve that Malaysia.

And integrity must never become the price we pay simply to belong.


PakMat UTeM Melaka: terima kasih for the reading.

Politaik

 1. Meriam melayu yg nampak berfungsi buat masa ni ialah PN dan BN.. 

2. Operator meriam ini ialah Pas yg dibantu Pejuang, Wawasan dan lain² serta kem BN yg menolak Zahid, sementara Bersatu masih dlm proses utk dipulihkan. 

3. Bersatu buat masa ini dilihat wajib dipulihkan kerana kerap mengarahkan meriam ke sasaran kem sendiri. 

4. Bersatu perlu berfungsi semula utk perkuatkan kem melayu dlm masa yg sama beri peluang pd pemimpin² mudanya menang di PRU16 nanti bersama PN. Mereka berpotensi antaranya Naim Brundage.

5. Atau sebaliknya berlaku iaitu semua pemimpin Bersatu akan terkubur di PRU16 sekiranya bergerak secara solo.

6. Bersatu perlu diberi ruang kerana sbrg tindakan utk bersama PH hanya akan beri nafas pd Dap, sementara TSMY akan dichop sbg pengkhianat kpd penyatuan melayu. Bersatu perlu diberi masa utk buat penyusunan dan kembali semula ke landasan.

7. Sementara itu, Putra perlu buat keputusan segera utk ikut bersama PN kerana parti ini berfungsi dan tidak ada apa yg perlu dipulihkan melainkan menunggu arahan Tok Him utk terus tunggu Bersatu pulih atau boleh terus saja istihar bersama² memperkuatkan PN.

8. Jelas, melayu dah buat pilihan musuh utama yg jadi priority dan wajib ditumpaskan segera adalah Dap, sementara Zahid adalah sasaran kedua.

9. Pembantu² operator meriam yg jelas membantu PN dan BN ialah Payung Besar dan Muafakat  Nasional serta dibantu berbagai Ngo Melayu. Dengarlah suara dan teguran² mereka.

10. Masaalah yg paling besar menunggu kita ialah selagi Zahid tidak diturunkan. Beliau tidak mustahil utk bawa semula BN menyokong Anwar PH Dap utk elakkan diri beliau berdepan masaalah, melainkan jika jelas beliau akan dinaikkan sbg PM ke 11.. itu lah cabaran sebenar yg kita akan hadap.

Malayo - Mario - Marayo - Maori

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Amin YRA.